Four good goals, batteries of big stops, a spectacular from start to finish in the sun to conclude the league season.
And yet we are there. Are you stuck to speak of a questionable officer, the lack of technology of the goal line and what looks like the eternal question: what is the interest of the Var in Scottish football?
There is a lot to discuss following this very entertaining affair to Easter Road.
How it turned out to be a great sending for the Hibs third at the end of a formidable Russian mountain, a season and a special case for the Dwight Gayle retirement, who received an honor guard by his teammates at the final whistle.
How it roughly sums up the miserable campaign of the Rangers as a whole with missed chances, a questionable defense and an inability to do the work highlighting the need for the team to be torn in summer.
There is also the mystery of the way Cyriel Dessers, unless Simon Murray takes a nap for Dundee to McDiarmid Park later in the day, will end with the top scorer of the PremierHip with 18 goals.
Cyriel Dessers famous after opening the scoring in an eventful match at Easter Road
Martin Boyle likes his goal of drawing the Hibernian level at 2-2 and guaranteeing a point for hosts
Nico Raskin was denied a goal when the Rangers led 1-0 despite the ball looking to be above the line
These are subpcelles, however. The result was little, really. Seeing clear objectives go through the officiant team, then not being awarded after long Var reviews cannot be overlooked.
Week after week, problems with video reviews and bad decision -making seem to rise. What happened here yesterday, however, was crazy.
With a quarter of an hour on the clock, and the Rangers an upcoming goal thanks to the early opening of the descents, Nicolas Raskin went to a ball from Mohamed Diomande, set foot in the ball to make him pass the goalkeeper Jordan Smith, then chased him with Rocky Bushi.
It seemed as clear that the day that the ball had crossed the line before Bushiri, then entangled in the net, gave it a clear kick – leading to a retrofed effort by designers saved by the guardian of the Smith house.
However, the objective was not given and Hibs directly loaded the ground to do so 1-1 via Kieron Bowie. Look at the television images and it seems obvious that Raskin’s efforts should have been given, but the Scottish images in terms of FA available did not provide conclusive evidence to Var Andrew Dallas that the ball had crossed the line.
So where are we going from here? It is already quite serious that the distant line judge Calum Spence does not horribly the watch that a goal had been marked, but we have known for years that the global standard of officer must really improve.
This brings us to technology. The use of Var was a waste this season and the calls for rangers last night to bring a goal of goal to complete it now seem impossible to ignore.
The acting boss Barry Ferguson surely had his last match in charge of the Rangers
There will be an opposition due to the costs involved. There remains a lobby which indicates that the Var should be abolished. Mental health suggests, however, that there must be a movement towards the cost of what the Rangers call and put it in the vote.
In simple terms, there have been too many arguments this season to find out if a ball has crossed the line or not and it makes national sport silly and cheap.
It seems to be a shame that this problem is the lasting subject of the conversation of a match that offered so much and ended with the honors even after Martin Boyle, Raskin at the head of Raskin, was canceled, even after Martin Boyle.
From the start, it was played with an excellent tempo with designs that broke in the dead end after only a few minutes.
A bad clearance of the keeper of the Smith house made his way directly to Raskin on the left flank. He reacted well by removing the ball as he came, finding designs happily not marked in a central position at the edge of the area.
He took a touch to control it and struck a nice blow on the turn which easily beat Smith to his right.
After Jack Butland saved Junior Hoilett on the other side, Vaclav Cerny had an excellent chance of doing it 2-0 when he is clean, but saw his efforts saved at the range at close range by the goalkeeper.
How this Raskin effort did not make 2-0 seconds later, it is the assumption of someone and what aggravated things for the Rangers is that Hibs marked the next day.
Boyle ran into space on the left side and delivered a perfectly based reduction for Bowie, which first changed it in the net.
Dwight Gayle of Hibs received a formidable sending while he retired from the match after yesterday
A long Var check followed with the stadium screens indicating that the exam was focused on an offside.
What was not specified is that the rumbling of Raskin’s goal mouth with Bushiri was also considered as sources indicating later that the Var cameras could not provide a conclusive angle to prove that the ball had crossed the line.
Even thus, the rangers remained without triggering. Captain James Tavernier forced an excellent safeguard of Smith’s flight from a free kick of 25 yards in half an hour and played his role in setting up visitors 2-1 in the 50th minute.
He pulled in a corner of the left and Raskin created a space to take a look in the net. He becomes the midfielder’s party play because he adds more goals to his game.
From there, the Rangers should have been out of sight. Danilo spent an excellent chance during filming directly on Smith after moving to a crossing of Nana Kasanwirjo and paid the penalty when his team coughs a cheap equalizer halfway from the second period.
Nicky Cadden found space on the left side for the Hibs and delivered a deep cross towards the rear post. He should have been managed by the visiting rear guard, but Robin Propper, an early substitute for the wounded Leon Balogun, and Kasanwirjo went up to a fankle and Boyle appeared between them to send a head through Butland for his 20th goal of a good season.
Scandalous defense. Super finish.
Danilo had a late chance to tear him off for the Rangers and failed, which also summed up his season.
Who knows if that’s it for him at the Rangers? It is certainly time for the acting boss Barry Ferguson, who surely agitated his farewell to fans outside over time.
Which then comes as a boss of the Ibrox outfit remains a hot topic. What is no longer discussion is that SFA must review the Var and consider obtaining online cameras installed for the next quarter.
We cannot continue like this.
